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csas,a..,.. n.r.s Sale q. Ls.,.s....

LEXINGTON. KY. Oct. i2-The second days
combination sale Of hOrses brought si72S for thirty
nvs head The hsheStprieed animals were as follows
BeulAh H.. b m, q by Magic. dam By Berklsys Edwin
Forrest; II, d, wade jefferson. Ohio. sl.7so JssssA
yssTllnE by BelmonI dam b. hAToldi John TODD. Ls1
AieSandsrs Norman; 4 =. EsaIe, Bowling Green, Ky.
3 ~ orssee9S > %S n nSiAeSh dan y As S5,,
2 4 sinm9ns LsIinEtca. y 500 AadAtR y - 10 "
L \. foSlh' 1sitimesS "a. 10 1904 %
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A D,.eeur.seA Anarchist.

Victor Wach, the Anarchist. committed sui
eide on Tuesday by stabbing himself thirteen times
while In bath tub His bydy taken TO the Morgue
yesterday where II was Identified BY Philip schun OF
AT Hudson street the chief engineer In the Beadslson
niEhtA In that Establishment a. mAehiniAt but for
some time had not had work Eredsriek stark Of Elisa
evening before he died when the suicdo that
there room In this country for AnArohi1tA and
he therefore saw good reason why no should mot kill
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OMAHA, Oct 12.-The Democratic State Con-
vention today nominated Thomas o'Day OF Antelope
county for Justice OF Supreme Court and Dr. slicker
Of Hitchcock county and Fred L. Harris for Regents Of
the state University The Convention In Its platform
principles OF the national platform OF lss4 recon-
mended the proper regulation Of rAilroAda the re-
duotion OF the revenue TO what IL IL only necessary
mere isyorasle lsg..ion for ths aboTng osssea tie
tion 70 prohibition and all sumptuary laws Sympathy
extended to Parnel and Gladstone and the cause
OF ireland. Ths National Democratic COMMITTEES was
requested 70 designate Omaha the place for holding
tho noxt National Democratic Convention.
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.SS%SSs@aupSS@As as117A@

S%Sss was
place IN the hall was fiiisd. and II was . dnss
praise for the new hall. and when big James
Cough marched proudly up the aisle with the
s az 81 ana
nstr5sa se RsSsla Matthew, called the meet
roll was made Chairman. Then Justtce Alfred
hS asi s
is.hsf sss nSthss Ssrs irisS sSs;iss ssssE Tel:
sion made so%s happy .s%sr rt.s %sils b
ana Warmly shs
and earnest speech. He said
.n.s s0s e
Rs az S..s
4. sss ydIS n: I:
ssss. hat the heads q the varinsnsn Of New York
s is,s 81 sts;i III
public and ,hasai me pIs:sn. tine ihsIs
mi Mi r.n sSs ssa III. asn city
shiIahood When d,d not either nv those xhs
nj aSS q
s.s to
ana
asRsnd:
:.oap XII. Mutual
trade unions They are a. strong as the bundle Of w
Ossi With each o,hss % IsascnsSIe 20 discuss tho
.sssas dsnssi D:;iss Az ihIas icy
ss :: III
The. n. s lag a and ss p
Of the organzatiop would carry out to It's iegiiimae
.y S e u Of
tries tho fruits 81 organization have been respsd The
; sSSr 4 iGs middle
la. ss
S h e saF sas 4. "a
modern time. che assoest!onSt men who labor has led
sad lst aas,ti.Ss q sss union q
dousy BY who has been denounced the enemy OF
n England the trade unions began with the expend
sgFs O. ass,y all their on sFkss For nearly
hut NAY hS: Sn
shs ssas ssadsnsy sssls III: sssn ayeaa''I ..u
snsss @ * So1H
mutual .sl heb GppiaS.s5 aSSss assssr shss s
Processing % Be The special friend. Of labor have ever
only sIs VIZ expended toI strikes: only On
that he ssuTes VIII show that ,Ssn two pst CENT q
ss the & L 70
me Of profound Interest Il the hrst step
9: to eonnu. tho
s sss sss' ats
honest labor and fpr The great q the smancpa
SSieS .xsit.it ppiauss s%ploysF siaiyou
81 nOra1ss not ino%sass. tbs SSildns i he result
~ step tina.
has been "a IN EaGan& and which yin b he ;ssond
pjss.S ne basis men q ne doetIias
and OF their distribution.
Mayor Hewitt here gave some statistics OF the
workings Of the great English cooperative so
12.500 and In 1885 had capital OF s5,OO0,0O0.
He showed that 1t cost the vast body OF work
ingmen who participate In this cooperation
only W per cent to purchase and distribute
the vast commodities that they use. and yet the
So 1000 OF capital has boen accumulated In
addition to the benefits OF cheap distribution.
Then the Mayor showed what would be the
process OF the next STEP OF the Investment Of
this vast capital In productive industry. He
drew an attractive picture Of the possibilities
OF achievement By the Investment OF capital
fure 4 viii be possible for the EorkInRmsn
TO hire such men As A. Il. Stewart
o. Vanderbilt. or Chauncsy DeDeW. or even
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AIeAunRs Hsae Trcn Rostsu.

Lightweight Champion Jack McAulifHe got
back from Boston yesterday afternoon He 70 looking
better Tho referee has already besn appointed He
Anew York sport who has done many sqch favers bs-
fore. Tho articles OF agreement will DO forwarded
him to-day McAuneb training exercise, which will be
commenced soon will have 70 be very gentle ut nrsI
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPA

slight shock OF earthquake was felt Msrthyr TJf
vii In Wales yesterday niorning
There were 30 7s0 fatal cases OF cholera the north
west provinces Of India during August
The Republicans Of the Second Assembly district q
DutehoaS county have nominated John PlAtL editor o.
me foushksepsie kdsiA for AssembymAn
The new Insane Asylum Commissioners have sslsctsSs
ate Oe go AeFos near Ftshkin Tho price t1oso~
Sho asylum VIII accommodate 80 psr10nA a =;
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Obituary.

Lady Ann Brassey. vito OF Sir Thomas Bras
sey. whose constant companion she his yachting
voyages, died On board the Sunbeam while bound for
Australia and was buried at She the author Of
Around the World In the Yacht Sunbeam" Sunshine
and Storm" In the TradsG tho rropicA and Roaring
Forties."
FordhAm. the noted Rngiish jockey. Is dead
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Or,s,aa, a.a New aarlba,al Guaraa.

The Legislature made an appropriation OF
~ 800 for each New York State regiment that took part
IN tho battle Of Gettysburg for the erection OF monu
ment that battle field The original Garibadi Guard
OF the Thirty ninth Regiment which claims tho tenn
porary custody OF the appropriation for that regimens
aaniISd body calling Itself the GsIbadi Guard OK he
same regmsnk which has also made application for
deayonE 10 wresi from the original Guard the custody
ga Ss All a PSI g as O or
hea taken % project 10 HIhtA -
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Any day on the lovely beach at Coney Island
the chance visitor may see respectable gentleman
wandering aimless up and down watching the sea at
Brighton Beach He appears to DO watching the sea to
Of businssa The gentleman Il Prof worth, who has
lected years Of and Search and among his curl
oses Is the preserved head OF GuteAu The professor
precious level n thouEhu s.vclSs sIoand 4 By day
OF wonders at brighton Beach during the season and
that the place deserted he guard
his treasures which gather dust In the deserted museum
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A wheel vvIth,a . Wheel.

The members Of typographical Union No. q
and others who also members Of the Progressive
Labor party, have formed association called the
Progressive Printers Legion. with Duncan Mcleod for
Chairman and George Fentrck Secretary They pro
week from Sunday e offer resolution eensnrng pres
George, because Il may create tho impression thAs
Union No. eBupports George.
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cane Home to FIND HI. VITO Dead.

John Norton Of 228 East Forty-fifth street
homo from his work on Tuesday night and found
tho door of his room locked. He knocked loudly but
no ono answered The room was unlighsd and Norton
knew OF no reason why his wife should not be home
He finally got boy climb through tho ana
unlock the door He entered and found his wife dead
upon the door. She had evidently died Of heart disease
while preparing supper. Coroner Nugent will hold a
inQue1t
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A I4.year-ela B.y .na . Pistol.

Anton Erhert, IA years old, who lives with
his aunt In Richmond road, stSplson, Staten Island
shot himself fatally In the abdomen Tuesday niGhi
while on his war homo from work He says the trigger
OF pistol that he bought last Sunday for twenty cen
from playmate WAS rusty, and while ho was trying "
make IL work the pistol was discharged
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jacob Fi.Asr's Attempt At su,elds.

Jacob Fisher. who swallowed dose Of poison
Tayiors Hotel in Jersey City and who removed
to tho City Hospital In fair way He was
visited yesterday BY his wife and other relatives
and they surprise that he should have s
ftshsr Lives at ia Ea.t Seventy eighth street NsS
York He left homo week last Monday 10 visit hn
In Boston. end his relatives heard nothing OF him
until they read IN the BUs that he had taken poison
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Russian subjects In Herat.

CABuL. Oct. 12-Three hundred Russian SUBJ
jecs under sysd Yakub All entered Hsrat In the kuiss
Of merchanta Tho Governor disrusting the object of
their vsI communicated with the Ameer who ordered
the Governor to refer MirahmeA Khan the RusaiAn
Elaborate military are being taken Hera
Trees are being removed and tho canal and ditch
being Joined In
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BOSTON. Oct. l2.-In the Superior Court to-
day tho case Of the Rev. W.T.. DaviA charged with
violation Of the city ordinance IN preaching the Com
mon vithe9t heenSe was dspossd o. De defsndAat
one Gomez forward 20 pay ks ans tie defendant win
have 70 remain n iAll about yeAE ~
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Democratic primaries we're held In HUDSON
county last night AaIority delegates elected
are said TO favor the nomination OF Alderman RooeH
Davis Of Jersey City for sheriff
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The suls.. Of Morocco Getting Well.

TANa1ER, Oct l2.-The Grand Vizier last
evening sent report to the foreign Ministers from
Mequnez the sutans health continued improve
and that he able to enye his room for abort time
daily TO hold intervie VS. with his Ministers-
MADRID, Oct i2-frAnco and Italy have accepted
spans invitation to hold conference In Madrid the
Morocco question 10 expected that ENGLAND will also
accept the invitation.
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Mayor Hewitt uio
the bricklayers the
compliment to at
tend their exercises.
and he made IN ad-
dress. The now hall
10 In one OF o row OF
houses inEast TWEEN
ty-fourth street, on
the north side Of the
street, between &c.,
ond and Third ave.
nues. 1t Is three
stories high with o
low basement, and fs
painted o brighter
red than its neigh
hora The hail Of tho
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the Ulysseum atChlckerinR Hall, series OF
paintings BY WIN. voeGtin, representing leading Incl
dents In the life OF Cen Grant starts with tho humble
cottage In Ohio where Grant born and gives reals
uovisws OF battles In which he hxured. and In
the tour q the Merd and the mai march 70 the grave
Mr.. J. smith
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The BarsssA CAiasss Baak ssAsus.

LONDON. Oct. IA despatch to tho Tine
asss.. sAfs oS ls Aa;is Sf
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INCEDEN7S ~ SOCIETY.

james Mclean family dinurr party yes'rr''h'
In one OF parlors OF he uo:el Br1nsNick Cofer'
were aid for nftecn guesin most ~ whom wrrr chihie'
The of the table decorated with chrys'"'he
muins AMI the favors lunches % r,sr'.
Many people in society pas'eI ycS'criy III the
country tuxedo hal lirse share OF those VII" lett
their own hrcsidcs. The ne nbers Of tho Lpr1U'''
family, including Nj and Mr. fIcirr
LoIillard Mr. and Mrs T. Lorillaad IT. Mt.
and Mrs Henry Barley. the Misses liarbey ana MI anu
Mrs j. T. Kern ,chln all dlnrl toy elmer In the even
Ing tn, club no gay with people and there was
ormtl dance
Ms, Louise Floyd Jones entertained party OF Young
people her ather- country place AT oyster Bay h. /.
There xtcrn guests al dinner. az III the evening
"a number asxei IN 81 dance.
Mr. an Mrs Faro OlvIn wrrr 10 have given iiS"
,ktast Nrinrsla lay fOt Henry II l"S
IN Miss Terry. The illness OF is. bod".h pc'c"'oI
an t.c Invitations had I" "r reed l. .
Gcueiai Lloyd Bryce entertained one h.hhrrd su,S''
AT hu4 hrc a. dst at -duar 4"int y sridhJ' i"''
were the III nlbcTs Of the Mcidovbr,Ok hunt
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omy OF Design. tho Merrimac and Monitor panorama
and the exhibition Of The Five Senses The Wise
and Foolish Virgins" and "Christ Calvary" all
drew their fair proportions Of holiday patronage.
Mr. Irving did not give matinee, but presented
Faust at night, before a great audience, many Of
whom con'cnded eagerly for the privilege OF finding
standing
Yesterday Colonel McTaull gave a Thanks giving
dinner to the members OF his company playing at
the Filth Avenue Theatre. WHO. the number Of
sixty, sat down 20 generous trast at NorcllOs after
the matinee of !" Tho Begun TosstS were given and
responses made by the members OF the company. an
amusing feature OF This being that each spoke In his
native tongue, and as representatives of many coun
tries members of the organization the number OF
languages spoken such that it suggested that
tho name Of the company be changed to that OF Tho
Cosmopolitan Opera Company Chief Officer King
OF tho steamer Imbria. AMI Marshall r. Wilder were
present guests ~ Colonel Me- anil and aided In tho
entertainment. which adjourned I'm TIM" for the oven
Ing performance, after vote Of thanks to Colonel
McCauL
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TEA>TS SPREAD BEFORE PLAiGOERS

HOLIDAY CROWDS AT TiiE TUFhT:ES AND THE
GOOD THINGS WHICH THY saw An HrArp.
While all the theatres crowded to their utmost
capacity last night. the high priced houses were l"'>
generally patronlzcd The mainccs than were their
cheaper competitors. The one exception 20 hi, rule,
and even ln matters theatrical there IS always an eH-
ccpton. Days. whero almost every scat was &c
Gu pod and The Railroad Of Love- was uIatrd 10 n
remarkably approciativc and enthusiastic Gdience.
At Niblo's jefferson the genial Pip a char
actor whose virtues and even whose falncs chino In
so well with tho mood of holiday makers. played TO
two audiences, which have scarcely cvfr been cXceDcd
IN numbers In tho records Of that theatre.
The receipts at the Academy Of Music Surprised even
tho ssngune managers OF that aquatic drama,
Dark Secret For once. at least the attractions Of
water proved potent with pleasure Seckrio
MInstrelsy showed At Dock,tadcf's that II had not
lost its hold public favor. Mr. Pcrlcy. the new
manager said the receipts larger Than even those
Of last Thanks giving. hitherto pointed al with pride
as their banner day
The pretty dramatic story and admirable acting OF
1.-THE Wife, at the Lyceum pleased as they could not
well fail TO DO many who evinced their enjoyment by
alternate tears and laughter.
AT the Madison Square Theatre the unfolding OF The
intricate and stirring plot Of The Martyr was Us
tened 20 with rapt attention. and Mr.. sioddari's al
=. rabe comedy relief to the more serious Interest was
Sariiy greeted
American humor aud character were cXcmplihcd 10y
Poisnn and Crane IN :" The Henrietta In way thA
won the most generous applause
AT WallacK's "Cas,e' given In the afternoon
and school, in the evening when It was proved that
thc Ro,,ertsonisn comedies have many and enthusi-
astic admirers
The new comic opera. The Begun with us weA'n
OF dresses and admirable cast, drew we'll AZ no
matinee five boxes were filed with children whose
evident ght was pleasing 10 sec
Dcnman Thompson's homely pathos aud thoroughly
natural humor so near to the hearts
Of his hearers at these festive lines Al neither
performance was the Fourteenth Street Theatre able
to accommodate all who sought seats.
Tho spectacular and musical features OF the Cor
sairs proved wonderfully slinring at the Bion.
MIR Dun's production OF " Dorothy with It's tune
FIJI melodies and rich setting literally pat
stln higher uptown the srlsOcratic Marquis hcId
two large receptions, aud sent all his guests away en-
rap,urcd with programme offered for their dolecta
ton
The clever sbsnrdties and iivcy movement OF
parlor Match" delighted the thousands who were
cruwled into tho Grand Opera House.
Uarrlgan's how play, "Peto," with It's ingenious
combination OF negro aud Irish characters, IS appar-
emily already est sbshcd ia the popular regard
Tho German people of tho city found ample annse-
mani at this Thalla where Junformsn played In The
anerpoop and Beetcl sang tho "itst!llion' at night
Tho Eden Muses, whore " Les dcux eurs' Is still
on exhibition, tho American Institute fAF' the Acad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-25
CATCHING 4 BUSINESS CUSTOMER.
From IN, Detroit Free Prsss

A merchant in New-York having heard of the arrival
OF country trader who knDMn 10 be- "A large buyer
and of unqcs0nable credit Resolved 10 induce him TO
visit his establishment AM once there he felt sure he
could secure him customer. lie cOrongy sent
out one OF his drummcr. OF whom be had large num-
Der adapted to every taste AMI disposiiion he one
sent, however, urnrd without success. Number two
dis ched. with no better result an again numb +
three, and 80 on until all had gone ard come back
without their
The Merchant now determined 10 so himself and,
finding that brandy anil AMI free tickets to the
theatre were Of no avail for the country trader nett
TIPPED went To tn play. he iciu ell 10 IN" ne
ccssty Of a rse. II simple enough. but II PROV ed
eectual. On the merchant taking his cave. after a
pleasant interview. he took care ~ commit the hi takc
OF taking tkc traier's hat iBstal OF his own. Next
morning. ne eXpecte the merchant receive visit
at hi, store from the country buyer who look
10 hat. which hal. he supposed. been accf' n>
allv EXCHANGED. Thi. Courss. al that thc
q 4Gious city merchant vaneL The result a god
Ri
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WEDDING S.


There wps a pretty wedding NJ the residence OF Mt.
AMI Mrs. J. W. EIclapler No. 81 East Seventy 'ourtl-
ST., last evening The bride Miss tIortense straus
Mrs highlander daughter by former marriage. ana the
bridegroom Julius = Trest OF San Francisco. The Row
Dr. Gotthe OF Tompe EMANUEL. oi'icated. The brihe
wore gown Of heavy white satin with court train.
Woruser, Nathan Hess william Block aud Marx j.
Straus. brother OF the bride reception and wedding
supper followed the ceremony Among the guests we're
Mr.. and Mrs D. Triest, Of san Francisco; Alfred DO
CordoSa Mr. and Mrs. II. +. PeiNnto. Mr. AM Mrs'
Lewis straus. Mr. and Mira jesse sell man, Mr. AMI nrs
Robert W. Nathan. Mrs. John Livingston. Mira Jon "
straus Mr. and MIRA. Jullus Ben Mr. and Mrs d. +.
Bamberger. Dr Brrnlrl Meyer. Mr. AMI Mrs. Fioyd ~.
Wilson, VI. Cardozo. William Carl,zo Mrs Timothy do
sadowska and tie Misses dc "a lowsta
Miss Sarah J. siningtnn WAS uarrici TO t. C"i'"h
Carter. u wcsnown L"nlon aintt-ur athlete AT 81
Georges Church. Stuyvrsnt 81 rare on Wei"si'y
evening NJ O'Clock. The rev Henry u. Wilson, "A-lSt-
ant rector II the c1urch. oicac The hrtie was gwen
away BY her brother in-law. william Weh me WAS
edel by Maih dr Nc<ii r1cS IA ~ OF no or.
Ernest q. Brown best man and TIE usi rfS We .
T. Avery COl.ct John v. .ncane, d. Robinson J. ~
81 'nnn, FlwIrl Llne and william lIaIlin. Hrrp'
followed at tie oi the r les ot.er IN '+''
Twcutyei shth.st ony small IN 'er VI relatives Dc
Il
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ENGLISH As SHE IS GRASPED.


few days since several teachers IN the public schools
were chatting together when one remarked, believe
have the banner child story for this week gave an
object lesson with picture Of three little Quas crouch
Ing beneath a bush while an owl perched on limb
above them was making really to Iounce down upon
Them Tho picture entitled, 'On the Alert l
had each " them write short description Of II. AMI
ono of them described the owl Sitting little
alert.'r
We'll. now, believe have that is better than
that said another teacher. put list OF nouns on
the blackboard aid wrote uUler them, form the puras
Of these nouns by aiding cs.' ! noticed that ono
OF the boys looked rather dazcl. and lid not begin
writing | asked him what was the matter. He
said, why, don't see how you can make p.urals out
Of item nouns by al ling sores -
al had case that would harily be beloved by any
except teacher sail highschOOl teacher "Ons
Of the girls In my class In English literature handed in
a paper Chaucer I'm which the startling statement
that lie educated In Boston schools asked her
for her OF Information and foun that II tho
statement that Chaucer had studied AT Calnbr e..
shc la heard OF Cambridge Mass. AMI having a misty
Idea that Boston he seat all culture she trans
ferci tho poet 10 Haivari.'
spreading Of authorities" said a fourth teacher
ono OF my pupils produce a remarkable one the
other dav. We reviewing Tn@l Siates history
and Of the girls spoke OF the severe wounds re
ccivrd by General Washington In one Of the battles Of
the Revolution. corrected her, but she insisted hat
In the book. and in proof OF II. pointed ont tho
word. Washington much crippled In his noyema MS
by the want Of ammunition for his toOfs.'"
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PRTICHTVG ETT NOT PRAC ISlNG.
L IL. IL la.

Tho Rev Hugh o. rcn,ecost. of tho bc'vie
Avenue CUuPrc, :ationa Church, al WaiR, y -, y
we'll known To COngr'ga iona >t- IN This Guy Ut
PcnlrcO 1 has Il h.hscf To be talked aD"nt III
the Ia T. AID New York particular y, ly p"hch ~
on sunday last IA sermon having for IT. icNt f"n,
More Men Murdered In Chicago. Wal DOES ~
Signf IS I" Tho church wa dcnrcly crown H. p.r
tho oongrrga ion were not treated 10 ilic li'''u"
address hey anticipated The cv. Mr. i|f""-I
dwell partcn.aIy on the IN H. lam ~ -.
Of capital punishment although ho shrcNull h'; a.,
the church by advertising sensational -rIon' -
Is "A very handsome man. tbs do"ilnir. anu III fp'n
rr.pect- a -hrcWd one. Some months ago hr Wfa'no',
a sermon the inequa ity Of wages ITO p"f ia'"'
i'm graphic lulcc the unjust d crnindil0n, Nal W
tho world bet wcrn men OF equal ablliy. h' pr a.
from a log ca! standpoint tha' every man on "' :
foo, too had ipali"nahlr right 10 er'k happl"
and I'm the pursuit. Of II hi ellOwnan should hn'' Ju
an equal chance more IL lc~-. ii 1id NOV w 80
that any human icing shpul1 nav Pl,'r,i
over another and Nh ld"a ho pieachfd for .t"
cuudav~ to large congregations one dhN " h'd"
maiiral member of the Bcllrvlc AN"nuc 'hni'h WEI, '
to figuring He nhr III covcry. The H,|'N,, %,
thai h, made and communicated 10 score vi ~, eco.
low = enbcr~ tlitt the Rev. Mr. lcn'c'"- =
receiving a salary VIII Oh equal IN me con- ~.
.alarrs 81 Of the he bread wlnh"r- III ,,,,
church Tho series Of s"rm1ns on Tn" IN l"''
Of Wage" came 10 an end with some s'd"o""o''